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We return 418 in a few places at work for endpoints that are only accessible to employees and you are not logged in. It’s a silly little Easter egg. Shame to se
by withinboredom 4y ago
We return 418 in a few places at work for endpoints that are only accessible to employees and you are not logged in. It’s a silly little Easter egg. Shame to see it going away.
- kamray23 4y agoPretty sure you're supposed to return a 403 in any case. It'd be a nicer easter egg when sending some nonsensical but carefully chosen arguments to said endpoints.
- withinboredom 4y agoHmm, yeah, it's a 403 unless you are passing correct arguments but not logged in (which you'd only know if you were an employee or had access to the documentation).